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I don't really see your distinctions here. Regulations have the force of law, and regulators are law enforcement. Unless you are referring to some of the anti-
by dml2135 6y ago
I don't really see your distinctions here. Regulations have the force of law, and regulators are law enforcement.
Unless you are referring to some of the anti-trust laws which are actually criminal statutes? In that case I'm on the same page that we should actually start enforcing those.
- andrewla 6y agoI am referring to existing anti-trust laws, and I do favor criminal action in almost every case here. Regulations do have the force of law, theoretically, but rarely have the ability to enforce at scale, and would much rather deal with a couple of giant companies rather than try to deal with a variety of different companies, so there's a natural push back in that direction.